Set these 2 tweaks as default global tweaks for new users
(and existing users that have not set any global defaults).
One can disable them by long-press on each of them.
Only per-specs EPUB and FB2 footnotes (other in-page footnotes
tweaks may trigger on non-footnote content on some books, so
let enabling them be a user decision).
Our code expects (rightfully) the TOC items to be ordered
and to have increasing page numbers, but we may occasionally
not get that from the engines (usually, because of bugs or
duplicated IDs in the document).
Check for that and fix page numbers (possibly making them
wrong) to have a working TOC.
Depending on the random ordering of bookmarks and highlights
on a same page, the binary seach could not notice that a
bookmark exists for this page.
Solve this by putting bookmark before highlights on a same
page in the list, and skip them when searching.
- FB2 footnotes are no more rendered in-page by default
- In-page rendering can be enable by the added Style tweak
- FB2 footnotes can also show in footnote popup (with
some added not-so-nice CSS so MuPDF can render them
as crengine)
Solve the issue when a font without bold and italic variants
is used as the default font (e.g. FreeSerif), and the style
tweak "Ignore publisher font-family" is used (which uses
a trick to cancel any font-family by requesting a font
named "NoSuchFont"):
When text is italic or bold, any of the registered fonts
which have a real italic or bold variant would win over our
default font, as the best substitute to NoSuchFont-Italic.
This gives our default font a bit more bias so it can
win in its scoring against the other fonts, and be rendered
as fake italic or fake bold - which will ensure consistent
font and line height.
(A bit hacky, but no alternative solution found.)
Enable new rendering feature COMPLETE_INCOMPLETE_TABLES
on all enhanced rendering mode, but have it disabled for
earlier cre_dom_version.
Also increase default_cre_storage_size_factor from 20 to 40.
Just like what's been done previously for InfoMessage.
Also tweak 'other_buttons' option (not yet used anywhere)
to allow multiple rows of such other buttons.
Adds a screensaver mode which is just a line of text at the top of the screen. Purpose is to be minimally obstructive while still displaying something to indicate the device is asleep.
Don't display a tofu glyph when meeting a tab (none of
our fonts have a glyph for it).
New parameter: TextBoxWidget.tabstop_nb_space_width,
that defaults to 8, to ensure tabstops in the usual
left aligmnent (or right when para is RTL).
* Make sure the Color menu is accessible on GrayScale device, in the event
one would have inherited a color-enabled settings from another
device...
* Warn on startup if color rendering is enabled on a grayscale device.
A non-exhaustive lists of things such a setup would break:
* same-to-same blitbuffers for pretty much every rendering engine
* same-to-same blitting codepaths and fast-paths
* software dithering in CRe
So that Statistics settings modified while in FileManager
are saved.
Also allows resetting statistics when in FileManager
(where there is no current book id to exclude).
Also adds options to remove statistics for books
with low reading duration (to clean up stats for
books just quickly browsed and not yet read).
Also adds TextWidget:getFontSizeToFitHeight()
even if we ended up not using it.
Try to limit the nb of items per menu page to 5 or 6 by
splitting related ones into sub-menus, so we get more
room below to see how they affect the content.
Adds "No indentation on first/following paragraphs" and
"Paragraphs margins and paddings", and Links underlining.
The default left margin on blockquote and dd is `40px`, but unfortunately that doesn't scale. rem is calculated using a hardcoded16px, so em or % is the best compromise in this case.
PS If we assume 1em = 16px then 40px is actually 2.5em, not 1em. This reduction in indentation is mainly intended for the benefit of smaller E Ink devices.
Closes <https://github.com/koreader/koreader/issues/5859>.
* Unbreak OTA on crappy shells
Very, very old ash versions abort on set -o failures (as mandated by
POSIX, granted). This makes it impossible to reliably catch failures in
a single step.
So do it from the Lua side instead.
Should fix#5844
* Launch the zsync wrapper through bash on Cervantes
Previous cleanup resurrected multiple class names, so
we know now the original alignment of a float.
Use them in 'web' mode, as it allows floats to be nearer
the section they are refering to, and it may limit
floats truncation in page splitting.
But keep floats aligned on a single side in 'book' mode,
as it might allow easier reading.
* Also remove the temporary files when doing a full retry
* Bump base
Pickup the required zsync2/FBInk updates
(https://github.com/koreader/koreader-base/pull/1038)
* Actually does what it says on the tin for Abort
i.e., cleanup temporary files
* remarkable: remove unnecessary screen invalidate on resume
This is handled in uimanager if needsScreenRefreshAfterResume is enabled
(which is the default).
* remarkable: pass a path argument to reader.lua
Otherwise if lastfile is not set in the settings (e.g. install and then
exit without opening a file) koreader will just refuse to start.
* remarkable: pass koreader.sh args (if any) through to reader.lua
Touchscreen is mirrored in X & Y and has a different resolution from the eink panel.
Uses systemd for time/date/suspend/poweroff/reboot
Two systemd units for platform integration. button-listen is a very
simple launcher.
to-do: add support for wifi by implementing a wpa supplicant dbus client.
Authored-by: Thomas Spurden <tcrs@users.noreply.github.com>
OPDS catalogs may have search query capabilities. It is very usefull to find a
book in huge catalog, even when they are organized as directories. This commit
provides the possibility to add a %s mark in an OPS catalog URL, that would
trigger a search box when browsing the OPDS in koreader.
* File search: Don't traverse hidden folders if we're not showing them
Re https://www.mobileread.com/forums/showpost.php?p=3949194&postcount=21
* Ignore macOS resource forks, too.
* Apply the same logic to the BookInfo directory walker
* And never ever show resource forks in the FM, either.
It's extremely confusing, as it has nothing to do with calibre catalogs,
which are actual things the user can generate manually.
What it's using instead is actually a metadata cache in a flatfile db
that's always present, as long as "Send To Device" was used to upload
the content to the device.
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